4711 Fieldstone Dr, Austin, TX 78735

Set on a quiet, tree-lined street in sought-after Travis Country, this property blends architectural character with a strong connection to its natural surroundings. An artistic iron and stone labyrinth creates a memorable arrival, complemented by mature trees and a front yard irrigation system. Inside, scored concrete floors extend through the main living areas, offering continuity and an organic, modern feel. The expansive living room spans the back of the home and is anchored by a gas-burning masonry fireplace framed by built-in bookshelves. A wide bank of windows and an overhead skylight fill the space with natural light and provide serene views of the private backyard. The kitchen features custom built-in cabinetry, generous storage, and stainless steel appliances, designed for both functionality and everyday living. Nearby, the downstairs bath offers spa-like appeal with a clawfoot soaking tub, walk-in shower, and distinctive concrete flooring. Multiple bedrooms on the main level allow for flexible living arrangements, while the upper level serves as a private retreat with a bedroom, full bath, and additional flex space ideal for an office, studio, or guest area. Additional rooms throughout the home offer versatility to suit a variety of lifestyles. Recent improvements include updates to the roof, HVAC, water heater, gutters, skylight, and solar panels. Located within Austin’s first environmentally planned community, residents enjoy access to parks, trails, two swimming pools, tennis and basketball courts, playgrounds, and nearby greenbelt access. Just around the corner from the Barton Creek Greenbelt and Blue Valley Park, and minutes from Austin dining, shops, and this Travis Country home offers a combination of character, comfort, and location

Travis Country is a large, established community in southwest Austin built around something rare in this market - direct access to the Barton Creek Greenbelt from inside the neighborhood. Residents step out of their backyards onto the same trail system that draws hikers and swimmers from across Austin, with Sculpture Falls and the Hill of Life within walking distance for those who live in the western sections.

Travis Country sits between Southwest Parkway and the Barton Creek Greenbelt, west of MoPac and south of Loop 360. Downtown is about 15 minutes via MoPac outside of rush hour, and the central Austin restaurant scene around South Lamar is roughly the same distance. The neighborhood includes multiple distinct sections - Travis Country West, Travis Country Green, Trailwood Village, The Park, The Woods, and The Overlook - each with its own character and price point. Gaines Creek Park anchors the community with playgrounds, sports fields, and the trail connections that link to the broader Greenbelt.

The housing stock spans three decades of building from the early 1980s through the late 2000s. Texas Traditional homes account for roughly 40%, with brick and limestone exteriors, large covered porches, and the practical four-bedroom layouts that have aged well. Hill Country Contemporary designs make up about 25%, concentrated in the newer sections with more glass and clean lines. Custom Mediterranean homes from the 1990s and early 2000s fill another 20%, with stucco facades and tile roofs. The remaining 15% includes patio homes and townhomes in the more compact sections. Lot sizes range from 0.15 acres in the patio home areas to half an acre in the custom sections backing up to the greenbelt. Most homes fall between 2,200 and 4,500 square feet, with pricing typically running from the high $600s for older homes in the central sections to $1.4 million for updated custom builds with greenbelt access.

Travis Country is primarily served by Austin ISD, with some lots near the western boundary falling into Eanes ISD - a meaningful distinction because Eanes addresses can carry premium pricing of $100,000 to $200,000 over comparable Austin ISD homes. Within Austin ISD, students typically attend Oak Hill Elementary, Small Middle School, and Bowie High School. Bowie has built a strong reputation for music programs, athletics, and college preparation, with consistently high test scores and a broad slate of advanced placement offerings.

The lifestyle here revolves around the Greenbelt and the school calendar. Mornings start with trail runs and dog walks. Weekends in spring and fall fill up with youth sports at Gaines Creek Park. Summer afternoons mean Sculpture Falls when the creek is flowing, or the community pool when it is not. For dining, the Sunset Valley restaurants along Brodie are a five-minute drive. The Mighty Cone, Cipollina, and Black's Barbecue handle quick weeknight options. South Lamar's restaurant row is fifteen minutes away for date nights, with Uchi, Lambert's, and the rest of the Austin foodie circuit.

Travis Country fits buyers who want greenbelt access and mature trees without paying Westlake or Tarrytown prices. It offers more community infrastructure than the smaller subdivisions along Southwest Parkway and better commute access than communities further south in Hays County. The tradeoff is that homes built in the 1980s and early 1990s often need updates - kitchens, bathrooms, and HVAC systems running $50,000 to $150,000 to bring up to current standards. For buyers willing to take on that work, Travis Country offers some of the best value in southwest Austin.